Ivan Rogers, has resigned less than three months before the UK is due to trigger the process to leave the bloc.
Britain's ambassador to the European Union, Ivan Rogers. (Photo: Twitter)
London: Britain's ambassador to the European Union, Ivan Rogers, has resigned less than three months before the UK is due to trigger the process to leave the bloc, a source told AFP.
The BBC reported last month that Rogers had told UK ministers that EU countries believe a trade deal with Britain might take 10 years to achieve, a report rejected by Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman.
Rogers had been in his post since November 2013, having been prime minister David Cameron's Europe adviser.
( Source : AFP )
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